Tropical Storm Hilary was upgraded Thursday to a hurricane as it makes its way north along the west coast of Mexico. The U.S. National Hurricane Center said that Hilary has increased in strength. Winds have been tracked up to 85 mph, and it is expected to cause rainfall across the Baja Peninsula and parts of the southwestern United States on Friday and into early next week. The biggest issue for San Diego County is expected to be rain, then gusty winds and surf and rip currents. The mountain and desert communities could see heavy rainfall starting Saturday. The rest of the county will feel the storm’s impact from Sunday into Monday. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/weather/hurricane-hilary-impact-on-san-diego-weather-alerts-storm-preparedness/509-f1cd78cb-5ffe-46e7-9c9c-64ac84f3164a